Local Warren Professionals Advertise Law and Arts Services
A bulleted advertisement listing multiple Warren Pennsylvania professionals including attorneys notaries photographers dentists and a portrait painter. Firms include Lindsey Parmlee Ball Dinsmoor Peterson and others with offices in Warren Savings Bank building and Second Street plus references to notary public conveyancer portrait painting and photographic services.
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Johnson’s Exchange
Warren
Edward Lindsey
Warren Savings Bank Building
Warren, Pa
Attorneys At Law
Warren Savings Bank
Chas. Dinsmoor
Chas. A. Peterson
Hazeltine Building
Liberty Street
W. W. Wilbur
WM. Schnur
Local District and County Officers Listed
District and County Officers include Member of Congress Charles W. Stone Senate Charles M. Shortt Assembly E W Parshall President Judge Charles H Noyes Judges J H Sandstrom Z T Jeaver Prothony George F Yates Register and Recorder Wm McCray Sheriff D M Howard Treasurer M A Myers County Commissioners J F Rounce W J Mead H M Preston Commissioners Clerk Fred B Jackson District Attorney C A Peterson Co Supt Schools H M Putnam afuty Commissioners W A Clark Co D ney Coroner Dr W S Peirce County Auditors E C Allen H H Bassett Gee P Orr County Surveyor D F A Wheelock.
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Congress
Charles W. Stone
Senate
Charles M. Shortt
Assembly
E. W. Parshall
Charles H. Noyes
J. H. Sandstrom
Z. T. Jeaver
George F. Yates
Wm. McCray
D. M. Howard
M. A. Myers
J. F. Rounce
W. J. Mead
H. M. Preston
Town Officials and Directors List For Burgess-Fred Area
A detailed roster lists town government roles including President John Masterson and members Jas Brann L T Borchers Joseph Hill R G Mead Charles G Offerle J F Hagerey F V Conarro Frank G Trushel Wm O Neill Levi Smith James Vable Clerk D A Arird Treasurer A J Hazeltine Justices H S Perry C H Meacham Collector K R Peirce Attorney Wm Schnur Engineer D F A Wheelock Constables S G Ward Geo W Cogswell John G Brown Wm H Hegerty School Directors D I Ball Pres James W Crawford Sec Y W D McLaren rs Pearla A Cowan Mrs O W Beaty Dr W M Baker J M Davidson W D Hinckley C W Brown Dr G C D Arird W G Shreeves J C Magee
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Pearla A. Cowan
O. W. Beaty
W. M. Baker
J. M. Davidson
W. D. Hinckley
C. W. Brown
GC. D. Arird
W.G. Shreeves
J.C. Magee
Train schedules page for Philadelphia Erie routes in Eastern Standard
The listing shows multiple trains on the Philadelphia and Erie line with stations including Dunkirk Allegheny Valley Pittsburgh. Times range from morning 7.30 to evening 9.15 with express and local services. Western New York and Pennsylvania routes also appear under Eastern Standard with noted departures and arrivals.
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New York
Pennsylvania
E. B
Eastern Standard
Dunkirk
Allegheny Valley
Pittsburgh
E. B. North
Cure for Consumption Claims Pillowed by Piso's Cure
A self report claims relief from a severe bronchitis and early consumption after using two bottles of Piso's Cure for Consumption. The writer asserts La Grippe caused the illness and credits the product with remarkable improvement.
Overstocked winter wear cuts spark a quick sale
A firm announces a surplus dump of winter garments across ladies and misses jackets and coats. Prices drop from five to six dollars on boucle and cheviot jackets to under seven ninety for several styles. Plush capes and children's coats follow with marked reductions as the stock is cleared.
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Seear Seed
Silk-finish Henrietta and wool waist sale notices
Black Goods. Silk-finish Henrietta 48 inches wide priced 69 cents, value 85 cents. Higher grade 48 inch in blue and jet black also offered. Medallion and Ladies' All-Wool Flannel Waists in navy cardinal and black, all sizes.
Public sale offers value on overstock dress goods
No matter how new or worthy these lots seem, they must go for public benefit. The store offers money-saving overstock dress fabrics including all-wool suiting and 48 inch mixed suiting at steep cuts. Lines formerly priced 90c to $1.50 are now marked down to clear.
Blanket sale offers from 19th century ad list
An old ad describes blanket pricing with grey and white fleecy blankets from 50 cents to 69 cents per pair and red California wool blankets at 3.98 dollars per pair, noting stock and value in a period catalog style.
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California
Court martial hearings open as Hammond testifies in Lovering case
Private Hammond takes the stand in the Chicago court martial against Captain Lovering, detailing treatment he endured. Separate notes report Edwin R. Tower, former Franklin county treasurer, found short by 3086.36 dollars and various other national items from rail and sea incidents to political moves and notable burnings and trials.
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Hammond
London
Colberg
Prussia
Dublin
Tex
Bynum
National Democratic Party
Theodore Durrant
Morgan
New York Chamber of Commerce
Delmonico’s
Lyman J. Gage
Frank Black
Wesley Merritt
Commodore Bunce
Strong
Smith
Dyea
Alaska
Naval Board
New York
Orleans County
Illinois Naval Militia Association
Michigan
Milan
Natalie
Artemisa Christie
Andree
Tappan
N. Y
O’brien
O’brien-Romeyn
Fort McPherson
St. Louis
Europe
Marshal Blanco
Cuba
Henry S. Boutelle
Sixth
Illinois
Edward D. Cooke
Ravenwood Distilling Company
A. C. Robertson
Athens
Port Patrick
Rosa Roeti
New Orleans
Illinois Central
de Koven
James C. Dunham
van Buren
Ash
Frank K. Venton
Chicago
C. Mulock
Toronto
Cawthra-Murray
Canada
University of Pennsylvania
Cornell
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Jimmy Michael
Frank Starbuck
Madison Square Garden
Tommy Ryan
Jim Ryan
Australia
Elmira
Reichsrath
Abrahamovics
Colonel Hunter
Lovering
Fort Sheridan
Captain Lovering
Arthur Forbes
Blanther
Fort Worth
Blanche Lamont
Minnie Williams
San Francisco
Lee Pitts
A. E. Hill
Lockport
Niagara Falls
William E. Gladstone
Cannes
Frank Brower
Albany
Admiral Phillimore
Jefferson City
John M. Jayne
United States Electric Company
Washington
Jerry Johnson
Screven
United States Revenue Cutter
Bear
Seattle
Port Clarence
Dawson City
John C. Sheehan
Baron Gautsch
Brady
Congress
Bridget McCann
Danbury
Conn
R. H. Rochester
Western Union Telegraph Company
Englewood
N. J
Camden
John Brump
Florence Piercee
Montevideo
Danforth
Mary B. Boat
Riverhead
L. I
Cleveland
Silliman
Lottie
Watch Hill
R. 1
United States
William Burhans
Phillip Crawford
Jamestown
Dupuy de Lome
England
Germany
Haiti
British
Snake River
Martin Thorn
Yantic
Ogdensburg
Detroit
Ernest Cornell
Oconomowoc
Wis
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Council Bluffs
Boston
Edwin M. Curtis
Syracuse Evening News
Spree
Baron von Holleben
Jacob Schaefer
Maurice Daly
Frank Ives
George Slosson
George Sutton
Frank Erne
Jack Downey
Buffalo
Escanaba
Mich
Mojave Desert
A. Roberts
Joliet
Ills
Court of Common Pleas
United Gas Improvement Company
New York Money Market Report Details Rates and Rates
New York Money Market report dated Nov 30 shows money on call at 14 2 percent. Prime mercantile paper listed at 8 3 percent. Sterling exchange quotes actual bank bills 4.653494.86 for demand and 183 nne for 6v days with posted rates at 4.84 to 4.87. Commercial bills 4.824 to 4.834, bar silver 59 cents, Mexican dollars 46 140, and silver certificates 59 cents.
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Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
New York Produce Market Prices Reported for Flour and Grains
The New York Produce Market lists bid and ask figures for flour varieties including patent winter and spring, rye, buckwheat, cornmeal, barley, and wheat futures. Spot and futures quotes cover No 2 red and northern wheat, corn, oats, pork products, hay, and butter with region references Buffalo and Milwaukee and terms like c.i.f. and f.o.b. afloat.
Notes on Inventions and Fashion in a Local Scene
The passage muses on inventor Monchy Charles Monchy, weather, and finances. It jokes about marriage, locomotive construction, a chainless wheel, and a hungry tramp. It recalls fashion and hat trends, including a bird protection pledge and winter style debates.
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Monchy
Charles Monchy
Drink cited as root of Britain's poverty by Burns
John Burns attributes England's poverty to drink and laments widespread pubs. He says drink hinders working class progress, intelligence, and ambition, and he asserts there is little hope for elevation while public houses remain on every crossroads.
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John Burns
England
Great Britain
United States
Whittlings and Warnings on Self Knowledge and Critique
A reflective collection of maxims about gratitude and criticism, self awareness, and the limits of knowledge. It contrasts rash eloquence with honesty and notes the broad world when parting from loved ones, citing the Independent.
Best Paying Customers in Credit Practices Cited
James G. Cannon of Fourth National Bank told merchants that paying before contracting debt is best. He cites that wealthy customers are often slow to pay, harming tradesmen and prompt payers alike, and argues many rich people tolerate long arrears.
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Philadelphia
James G. Cannon
Fourth National Bank of New York
National Association of ‘Credit Men
Cannon
New York
Wedding Invitations and Calling Cards at the Mail Office
Elegant wedding invitations and calling cards offered at low prices by the main office. Neat and inexpensive blanks available for announcements and programs.
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Mai
Christian Endeavor Topic on Service Not Worldly Power
The week’s Christian Endeavor topic begins December 8 and centers on Jesus words to the mother of James and John about His kingdom. It urges Christians to minister to others, follow Christ’s example, and seek humility before exaltation, noting service brings true greatness and fulfills God’s will. It cites related Bible readings for reflection.
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Fev
H. Doyle
Toric
Christ
James
John
God
Rom
I Cor
Xiii
Gal. v
Eph. v
Phil. i
Jas. iii
I Pet. v
Legend of Monks and Music Teaches Humility
An old legend tells of poor monks with fine voices who lack music sense. A master arrives, reveals flaws, and they marvel at his singing. Yet a voice asks the abbot why the evening song was forgotten, and the reply is that no worship reached heaven that night.
Conviction For Sin Warns Of Spiritual Health
Rev W J Yates discusses the Epworth League theme Conviction For Sin, warning that violations of physical mental and spiritual laws bring disease, death, or spiritual ruin. Pain and doubt signal danger. repentance followed by truth righteousness and love strengthens the soul with divine aid.
Grampa’s Farm and Sawmill Adventures
A nostalgic verse describes lively antics on Grampa’s farm. Children imitate brave exploits with cousins and parents reacting to costumes and imagined dangers. The scene shifts from a Crusoe like island and a robbers cave to a tower of London style play.
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Grampa
Bob
Crusoe’s Island
Tower of London
Look Up: A Call for Active Worship and Personal Piety
The passage urges every League member to be an active participant in church prayer and class meetings, Sunday school, and devotional sessions. It emphasizes regular church attendance, consistent giving, daily Bible reading, and private prayer as the foundation of fervent piety, starting with self and home life.
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League
Consider Jesus as Saviour This Sabbath Evening
A Presbyterian Banner exhortation prompts non Christians to accept Jesus now. The piece argues the moment is best and asks readers to gather strength and begin Christian commitment this very moment, appealing to wise readers to decide.
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Jesus
Presbyterian Banner
Questioning Spirit and Charity in Christian Life
A Reformed Church Messenger urging believers to self examine their heart and deeds. It calls Christians to assess the Spirit within and the works of love and charity they have performed as evidence of faith. The Holy Ghost is identified as the Spirit of charity.
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Reformed Church
Triumph of truth through work and patience
The Christian Instructor urges perseverance amid rapid changes. It counsels not to despair when faced with upheaval, affirming that truth will prevail as promises prove true, and that endurance through difficulty requires quiet resolve without complaint.
A Cheerful View of Life Versus Whining
A brief aphorism encourages avoiding complaints about ailments. It praises cheerful thinking as a virtue and cites a proverb about a merry heart acting like medicine in life.
After Fire Comes Renewal the Value of Patience
A meditation on patience after disappointment noting how great cities rebuilt after fires and how loss or failure can refine aims and awaken better pursuits. The piece argues destruction clears space for higher ambitions and deeper joy, with cities like Boston Chicago and London cited as examples.
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Boston
Chicago
London
President Patton Urges Service Within One Church
President Patton of Princeton emphasizes that the best service to the church overall comes from serving the church to which one belongs. He frames allegiance as the first duty of faithful service and urges individuals to commit locally before expanding beyond their own denomination.
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Patton
Princeton
East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report
cattle prices show extra export steers at 4.00 to 5.00 per unit and heavy butcher calves around 4.75 to 4.90. cows and heifers mix 3.60 to 3.85. veals 6.50. calves heavy fed 3.95. Sheep and lambs list weth ers 4.55. spring lambs 3.10. hogs priced from 3.65 to 3.86 per unit.
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East Buffalo
Imaginary Tours Feature in League Drives Reader Interest
A yearly League feature assigns roles like preparations routes scenes hotels and life abroad on railways and steamers. It uses pictures and stereopticon to enhance the journey. The piece cites the adage knowledge of wickedness is not wisdom.
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League
Buffalo Hay Market Prices for Timothy, Hay and Straw
Prices listed include No 1 timothy per ton at 11 dollars, No 2 timothy at 10 1 cents, baled hay between 10 and 10 50, baled straw from 4 50 to 65 dollars, and bundled rye from 11 to 12 dollars.
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Buffalo
Utica Cheese Market Report From Board of Trade
At the Utica board of trade the cheese sale data lists 580 large boxes 771 boxes and 74 small boxes with 2250 boxes consigned. Butter section notes thirty packages of creamery butter.
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Utica
Urica
Buffalo Provision Market Burrato November Prices
Markets show No 1 hard wheat at 1.00 3/4, No 1 northern 96 3/4, winter No 2 red 9 1/4 cents. Corn No 2 yellow 82 cents, No 3 yellow 81 3/4 cents. Cirs No 2 white 2 1/2, No 3 mixed 23 cents. Rye No 2 51 cents. Flour ranges 4.76 to 5.50 for best grades, butter 24 to 28 1/2 cents, eggs state 9 to 20 cents. mixed and skim grades noted. Also various international cartoonish quips on Kaiser Wilhelm and Crespo.
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Burrato
Graham
West
Canada
Western
Little Falls Cheese Market
Lirrus Fauts announces an event at the Little Falls Cheese Market scheduled for November 29.
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Little Falls
Lirrus Fauts
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Basle Dunkle
Hazritine Building
Jindsey & Parmlee
Geo. Ball’s
Pesta G. Ball
Peterson
Joseph T. Danforta
Dentis
S. Keller’s Sons
Second Street
Perry
Water Street
Woodard & J’s
Malpin & Stuart
Third Street
A. C. McAlpin
Yu & Schnur
R. W. Stuart
Thompson
Beaty Block
D. T. Ball, Co
Local Directory
Warren Borough Officers
Railroad Guide
Philadelphia & Erie B. EB
West Eastern Standard
Peening
W. H. Druen
U. S. Pension Claim Atty
Dearborn St
Drers
Darruff
Jacob Stricker
Agt
Irculars P, Duff& & Sons
Nett Filth Avenue
Smart, Silberberg & Metzger
THE
Pickett Hardware CO
Syracuse Steel Plows
Planet Jr
the Pickett Hardware CO
Lin’s’p
Castoria
Pitcher
Samuel Pitcher
Hyannis
Massachusetts
Aeg
Mothers of America
Centaur Company
Chas. H. Fletcher
Arwault Girde
Gantaur Company
News OF the
Thorn
Vienna
James A. Clemmer
Norristown
Kaiser
Newark
Kiao Chou
Ind
Murphy
Sam Parslow
Poirier
St. Canut
Que
New York State
Bliss
Whitney-Noyce Seed Company
Binghamton
N.Y
Trish National Alliance
Richard Croker
van Wyck
Lakewood
New London
Market Report
City Mills
Minnesota
C. I.f
C.i.f
C.i
Milwaukee
F. O. B. Afloat
Northern Duluth
Manitoba
O.b. Afloat
Northern
White State
New Mesa
Elgins
State Dairy
Do Creamery
Mergeithee
State
Whittlings
Christian Endeavor
Epworth League
W. J. Yates
Reyal
Royal Baking Powder CO
GEMS
Carouse
Hlawal
Buffalo Provision Market
Willie
New York Press
Bismarck
Emperor William
Ibany Journal
William
Mount Olympus
Crespo
Venezuela
San Francisco Bulletin
Yeu
Columbia
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Alice
Songstress
Pueblo Post
Alexander Pope
Bess
Hood
Truth
Hadji
Sir John Bowring
Henry Coyle
Charonea
Philip
Greece
Capurna
Plutarch
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